Welcome back to another exciting episode of the Coworking Values: Visionaries series! We're thrilled to have you join us once more as we dive into the world of collaborative workspaces. This series is proudly brought to you in partnership with andcards, the cutting-edge coworking space management software [https://www.andcards.com/] that revolutionizes operations in flexible workspaces.

In this episode, join Erika Gifford and Sean Comeaux from Hatchworks coworking [https://hatchcoworking.com/] space here in Asheville about their journey, community-building tips, and why it’s so important to make real connections in coworking.

Erika and Sean are partners in life and business. They unexpectedly started a coworking space called Hatchworks during the tough times of the COVID-19 pandemic. It all started when they needed separate office spaces. 

Despite the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, they found ways to create a strong community through networking events and involvement in the local arts scene. They also prioritized personal branding and used technology to make their coworking space more accessible. Despite the pandemic, they remained committed to building connections and bringing people together.

Links:

Hatchworks Coworking Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/hatchworksasheville/] 

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Hatch Coworking: Building Vibrant Community Connections Beyond Offices

Welcome to Coworking Values, the European Coworking Assembly podcast.

We post two weekly episodes that explore one of the values of accessibility, community, openness, collaboration and sustainability.

The Renegades of Flow episode with Emily, which airs twice a month, also covers project workflow and creator tips.

Tony also hosts a show called Belongfulness, which looks at the best ways to re-weave our social fabric through coworking.

Listen in to learn how these values can make or break Coworking culture.

Hosted by Emily Breder [https://www.linkedin.com/in/emilygbreder/], Bernie J. Mitchell [https://www.linkedin.com/in/berniejmitchell/] and Tony Bacigalupo [https://www.linkedin.com/in/tonybacigalupo/]

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The Coworking Values Podcast [https://londoncoworkingassembly.com/podcasts/] is kept free with support from our co-produces.

London Coworking Assembly [https://londoncoworkingassembly.com/] - with Rayon.design [https://www.rayon.design/?utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=collab_bernim&utm_source=blog&utm_content=blog_020124] - web-based space design tool.

"Accessibility Track" with Nook [https://nookpod.com] - Furniture with purpose.

"Visionaries" series to amplify the voices of some of the most distinctive and diverse coworking and flex spaces" with andcards [https://www.andcards.com] - easy-to-use coworking space software.

"Community is the Key" - with Salto Wecosystem [https://saltowecosystem.com/en/] - inspired access.

Remember, the strength of our communities lies in our collective efforts and shared values.

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It also helps people in the wider general public and your neighbourhood understand what coworking is, how it can help their local community, and how it can benefit them in building their careers, projects and work.